Trotwood public meetings in 2021
17 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Trotwood City Council is considering rezoning approximately 18.26 acres of vacant land at 1000 Shiloh Springs Road from business park to residential multi-family high density. The council will also review a 75% real property tax abatement for 15 years for Trotwood Senior Lofts, LLC.
- Rezoning of 18.26 acres at 1000 Shiloh Springs Road to residential multi-family high density
- 75% real property tax abatement for 15 years for Trotwood Senior Lofts, LLC
- Repeal of Resolution No. R21-62
Council voted 4-3 against approving a zoning amendment (OR46-21) that would have rezoned 18.26 acres at 1000 Shiloh Springs Road from Business Park to Residential Multi-Family High Density for a proposed workforce housing development. A motion to table the issue failed 3-4, and the subsequent motion to approve as an emergency also failed 4-3. Council then approved two resolutions related to a senior housing project: R21-64 repealing a prior resolution and R21-65 authorizing a 15-year, 75% property tax abatement for Trotwood Senior Lofts, LLC.
- Motion to table OR46-21 failed (3-4)
- OR46-21 zoning amendment for 1000 Shiloh Springs Road denied (4-3)
- R21-64 repealing Resolution R21-62 approved (5-2)
- R21-65 CRA abatement agreement with Trotwood Senior Lofts, LLC approved (5-2)
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will consider transferring several city-owned properties to the Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation. The agenda also includes discussions on 2022 non-union employee wage scales and a proposed change to municipal income tax authority.
- Transferring ownership of multiple surplus properties to the Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation
- A 75% real property tax abatement for Trotwood Senior Lofts, LLC for 15 years
- Adopting 2022 wage scales for full-time and part-time non-union employees
- An ordinance regarding municipal income tax authority to be submitted to voters in May 2022
- A collective bargaining agreement with the Ohio Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
The Trotwood City Council approved the 2022 annual appropriations ordinance (OR28-21) and the 2022 wage scales for non-union employees with a 2.5% increase (OR29-21). Council also adopted OR44-21, placing a 0.5% income tax increase for road repairs on the May 2022 ballot, and approved a 15-year, 75% tax abatement for the Trotwood Senior Lofts project (R21-62). All votes were 6-0 with Councilmember Finley excused.
- Approved the 2022 annual appropriations ordinance (OR28-21) for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 2022.
- Adopted 2022 wage scales for non-union employees, reflecting a 2.5% increase (OR29-21).
- Adopted OR44-21 to submit a 0.5% income tax increase for road repairs to voters in May 2022.
- Approved a 15-year, 75% real property tax abatement for Trotwood Senior Lofts, LLC (R21-62).
- Approved a collective bargaining agreement with the Ohio Patrolmen's Benevolent Association (Police Sergeants) for 2022-2024 (R21-63).
- Approved the consent agenda, including minutes from November 1 and November 8, 2021, and resolutions for tax advance and public defender services.
- Approved transferring ownership of 12 city-owned properties to the Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation (OR32-21 through OR43-21).
- Approved a liquor permit request from Speedway LLC at 2001 Shiloh Springs Road (SR21-35).
City Council Workshop Meeting
The City Council will review presentations regarding the 2022 proposed annual operating budget. Departmental presentations include Police, Fire and Rescue, Public Works, Finance, Planning, Development and Zoning, Economic Development, Parks and Recreation, and the City Manager.
- Presentation of the 2022 Proposed Annual Operating Budget (PR16-21)
The City Council workshop meeting on November 8, 2021, was primarily a presentation of the proposed FY 2022 All Funds Annual Operating Budget of $27,944,399, which is 8.1% above 2021 levels. The General Fund budget is $9,036,749, balanced, and includes plans to bring code enforcement back in-house and support commercial redevelopment. No formal votes were taken on the budget; the only motions were to approve the agenda and adjourn.
- Approved meeting agenda (7-0)
- Adjourned meeting at 7:25 p.m.
- Presented proposed FY 2022 All Funds budget of $27,944,399 (no vote)
- Presented balanced General Fund budget of $9,036,749 (no vote)
- Discussed bringing code enforcement in-house with new hires (no vote)
City Council
Trotwood City Council will consider several property transfers to the Community Improvement Corporation and approve funds for community events. The agenda includes public hearings regarding a senior living development and rezoning Salem Avenue properties for retail use. Members will also discuss a proposed five-year, 0.5% income tax levy for road resurfacing.
- Purchase of fire engine pumper for $650,081.85
- Proposed 0.5% income tax levy for road resurfacing
- Senior living community development at 702 East Main Street
- Rezoning Salem Avenue properties from business park to general business
- Execution of collective bargaining agreements for police and firefighters
The Trotwood City Council approved a final planned unit development for a 50-unit senior independent living community at 702 East Main Street, rezoned several Salem Avenue properties from Business Park to General Business for retail use, and approved collective bargaining agreements with police and fire unions. The council also scheduled public hearings for transferring multiple city-owned properties to the Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation and for a proposed 0.5% income tax levy for road resurfacing.
- Approved final PUD for senior living community at 702 East Main Street (7-0)
- Approved rezoning of 4713-4733, 4787, 4791 Salem Avenue from B-P to G-B (7-0)
- Approved police collective bargaining agreement for 2022-2024 (7-0)
- Approved MOU with Teamsters Local 957 for 2.5% wage increase (7-0)
- Approved MOU with Firefighters IAFF Local 4024 for 2.5% wage increase (7-0)
- Approved purchase of fire engine pumper from Sutphen Corp for $650,081.85 (7-0)
- Scheduled public hearings for transfer of 12 city-owned properties to TCIC (7-0)
- Scheduled public hearing for 0.5% income tax levy for road resurfacing (6-1)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
City Council
The Trotwood City Council will consider a new senior independent living development and a collective bargaining agreement for police officers. The agenda also includes public hearings on city ordinance updates and the transfer of property at 30 Grecian Avenue. Additionally, council members will review liquor permit changes for Speedway LLC locations.
- Proposed senior independent living community at 702 East Main Street
- Collective bargaining agreement between the City and Ohio PBA (Police Officers)
- Transfer of 30 Grecian Avenue to Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation
- $2,500 expenditure for a city-sponsored “Drive-Thru Trick-or-Treat” event
- Rezoning Salem Avenue properties from Business Park to General Business
The Trotwood City Council approved several resolutions and ordinances, including accepting tax levy rates, authorizing an insurance agreement with the Public Entities Pool of Ohio, and transferring city-owned property at 30 Greacian Avenue to the Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation. The council also scheduled public hearings for a senior living development and a zoning map amendment, and approved two liquor permit requests for Speedway LLC locations. A resolution regarding a collective bargaining agreement with the police union was removed from the agenda.
- Approved tax levy rates and certification to Montgomery County Auditor (6-0)
- Authorized insurance agreement with Public Entities Pool of Ohio for 2021-2022 (6-0)
- Approved $2,500 for Drive-Thru Trick-or-Treat event (6-0)
- Authorized application for federal FAST Act funds (6-0)
- Scheduled public hearing for senior living PUD at 702 East Main Street (6-0)
- Scheduled public hearing for zoning map amendment on Salem Avenue properties (6-0)
- Adopted ordinance transferring 30 Greacian Avenue to Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation (6-0)
- Approved liquor permit requests for Speedway LLC at 5010 Olive Road and 909 East Main Street (6-0)
City Council
The agenda for this special meeting consists of procedural motions and an entry into executive session. No specific ordinances, contracts, or public hearings are listed.
- Motion to enter executive session (SR21-26)
The Trotwood City Council held a special meeting on September 15, 2021, primarily to enter executive session. After discussion, Council Member Page moved to deny Jeff Rezabek, Mayor McDonald's personal attorney, permission to attend the executive session; the motion carried 4-2, with Mayor McDonald and Council Member Vaughn voting no. Council then entered and adjourned the executive session, and the meeting ended at 6:45 p.m.
- Approved the meeting agenda by a 5-0 vote (Council Member Vaughn excused).
- Approved entering executive session under Ohio Revised Code 121.22(G)(3) by a 5-0 vote.
- Adjourned the first executive session by a 6-0 vote.
- Denied Jeff Rezabek (Mayor McDonald's personal attorney) permission to attend the executive session by a 4-2 vote.
- Approved entering executive session again by a 6-0 vote.
- Adjourned the second executive session by a 6-0 vote.
- Adjourned the meeting at 6:45 p.m.
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
City Council
The council will review several resolutions regarding board appointments and property transfers to the Community Improvement Corporation. They are also considering updates to city permit fees and the disposal of surplus fire equipment.
- Contract with L.J. Deweese Co., Inc. for catch basin repairs not to exceed $317,630.50
- Transfer of 30 Greacian Avenue and 100 Worley Avenue West to the Community Improvement Corporation
- Establishment of various permit fees, administrative fees, and service charges
- Appointment of Victoria Adanna Unegbu to the Parks and Recreation Board
- Authorization to sell surplus Fire and EMS equipment at public auction
The Trotwood City Council approved a resolution accepting L.J. Deweese Co., Inc.'s bid for the Catch Basins Project, authorizing the city manager to contract for up to $317,630.50. The council also approved several other resolutions, including fee schedule updates, delinquent charge certifications, and property transfers. A resident's complaint about flooding was discussed, with city staff explaining that flash flooding is an act of God and mitigation options are limited.
- Approved R21-36: Catch Basins Project bid of L.J. Deweese Co., Inc., up to $317,630.50 (6-0)
- Approved R21-24: Established various permit, administrative, and service fees (6-0)
- Approved R21-32: Certified delinquent charges for litter/debris removal to tax duplicate (6-0)
- Approved R21-37: Appointed Victoria Adanna Unegbu to Parks and Recreation Board (consent agenda)
- Approved R21-39: Certified delinquent charges for noxious weed removal to tax duplicate (consent agenda)
- Approved R21-40: Certified delinquent water, sewer, trash, storm drainage charges to tax duplicate (consent agenda)
- Approved R21-41: Appointed Angela Coe to Board of Zoning Appeals (consent agenda)
- Approved R21-42: Authorized removal of erroneous assessments from tax duplicate (consent agenda)
City Council
The City Council is holding a special meeting to consider resolution R21-35. This resolution proposes accepting the material terms of the OneOhio subdivision settlement. The proposal is consistent with the July 21, 2021 National Opioid Settlement Agreement.
- Resolution R21-35: Accepting terms of the OneOhio subdivision settlement
The Trotwood City Council approved Resolution R21-35, accepting the terms of the OneOhio Subdivision Settlement with the three major opioid distributors. The city is projected to receive between $114,452 and $163,503 over 18 years, with funds restricted to opioid abatement. The vote was 6-0, with Councilmember Finley excused.
- Approved Resolution R21-35 accepting OneOhio opioid settlement terms (6-0)
- Approved the meeting agenda (5-0, with Vice Mayor Brown and Councilmember Finley excused)
City Council
The council is reviewing proposed amendments to the City Charter for the November 2, 2021 election. They are also considering new collective bargaining agreements for public works and fire departments. Additionally, the agenda includes funding requests for community events and potential federal grants for fire equipment.
- Proposed City Charter amendments for the November 2, 2021 election
- Funding for 'Fam Fest' up to $2,500 and Electronic Waste Week up to $5,000
- Collective bargaining agreements for Teamsters Local Union No. 957 and IAFF Local 4024
- DHS grants for fire station exhaust capture systems and a rescue engine
- Disposal of surplus police vehicles and equipment via auction
The council approved an ordinance placing multiple charter amendments on the November 2, 2021 ballot, with Mayor McDonald voting no. The council also approved collective bargaining agreements with public works and firefighter unions, accepted two conditional firefighter grants, and approved several resolutions including a Fam Fest event and a Purdue Pharma bankruptcy plan acceptance.
- Approved charter amendment ordinance for Nov. 2 ballot (5-1, Mayor McDonald nay)
- Approved collective bargaining agreement with Teamsters Local 957 (Public Works) for 2022-2024 (6-0)
- Approved collective bargaining agreement with IAFF Local 4024 (Firefighters) for 2022-2024 (6-0)
- Approved resolution to sell surplus police vehicles/equipment (6-0)
- Approved pre-acceptance of FY2020 Assistance to Firefighters grant for vehicle exhaust capture systems (6-0)
- Approved pre-acceptance of FY2020 Assistance to Firefighters grant for fire rescue/engine (6-0)
- Approved resolution authorizing Fam Fest event with $2,500 expenditure (6-0)
- Approved resolution accepting Purdue Pharma bankruptcy plan (6-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
City Council
The City Council will consider ordinances to establish new grant and revenue funds from federal and state sources, including FEMA and the American Rescue Plan Act. The council will also review a performance evaluation and compensation increase for the Clerk of Council.
- Ordinance establishing a FEMA grant fund for 2019 Memorial Day tornadoes relief
- Ordinance establishing a special revenue fund for American Rescue Plan Act funds
- Ordinance establishing a grant fund for County Coronavirus Relief Distribution Fund
- Performance evaluation and compensation increase for the Clerk of Council
The council voted 4-3 to reconsider and amend Section 3-5 (SALARIES) of the City Charter, authorizing the Law Director to add the amended section to the ordinance being drafted. The council also approved three ordinances establishing funds for FEMA tornado reimbursement, American Rescue Plan Act, and CARES Act coronavirus relief, all by 7-0 votes. Additionally, the council approved the one-year performance evaluation and compensation increase for the Clerk of Council.
- Approved agenda (7-0)
- Entered executive session for personnel matter (7-0)
- Approved consent agenda including minutes from May 3 and May 18, 2021 (7-0)
- Adopted OR18-21 establishing FEMA grant fund for 2019 tornadoes (7-0)
- Adopted OR19-21 establishing American Rescue Plan Act special revenue fund (7-0)
- Adopted OR20-21 establishing CARES Act coronavirus relief fund (7-0)
- Reconsidered and amended Section 3-5 SALARIES of City Charter (4-3)
- Approved one-year evaluation and compensation increase for Clerk of Council (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
City Council
The Trotwood City Council will review recommendations from the Charter Review Commission regarding various sections of the City Charter. The meeting includes motions to amend parts of the charter related to salaries, removals, and vacancies. The Council will also consider authorizing a public hearing for these amendments to be placed on the November 2, 2021, ballot.
- Amendments to City Charter sections regarding removal, vacancies, and salaries
- Removal of Section 6-7 (Municipal Clerk) from the City Charter
- Creation of new Section 10-8 (Publication) in the City Charter
- Authorization for a public hearing and ballot submission for November 2, 2021
The Trotwood City Council accepted most recommendations from the Charter Review Commission to amend the City Charter, including sections on removal and vacancies, clerk of council, ordinance enactment, emergency ordinances and appropriations, removal, municipal clerk removal, appeals, planning commission powers, and a new publication section. A proposed amendment to Section 3-5 on salaries failed by a 3-4 vote. Council also scheduled a public hearing and authorized drafting an ordinance to place the approved amendments on the November 2, 2021 ballot.
- Accepted charter amendment for Section 3-4 (Removal and Vacancies) (7-0)
- Rejected charter amendment for Section 3-5 (Salaries) (3-4)
- Accepted charter amendment for Section 3-10 (Clerk of Council) (6-0, 1 excused)
- Accepted charter amendment for Section 4-4 (Enactment of Ordinances) (6-1)
- Accepted charter amendment for Section 4-6 (Emergency Ordinances) (7-0)
- Accepted charter amendment for Section 4-7 (Emergency Appropriations) (7-0)
- Accepted charter amendment for Section 5-6 (Removal) (7-0)
- Accepted charter amendment to remove Section 6-7 (Municipal Clerk) (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
City Council
The council will consider ordinances for industrial land rezoning and a rail line property transfer. They will also discuss creating special funds for federal relief money from the ARP, CARES Act, and FEMA. Additionally, the meeting includes a presentation on a new courthouse.
- Road resurfacing contract with Barrett Paving Materials, Inc. not to exceed $772,597.82
- Rezoning 41.57 acres at Wolf Creek Pike and Olive Road to Light Industrial 2
- Rezoning 38.295 acres at Wolf Creek Pike and Olive Road to Light Industrial 2
- Authorization of a bike helmet safety event up to $1,500
- Authorization of a 'Fashion Meets Food Truck Rally' up to $3,500
The Trotwood City Council approved three ordinances to support industrial development: transferring a former rail line segment to the Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation (TCIC), and rezoning about 80 acres at Wolf Creek Pike and Olive Road to Light Industrial 2. The council also approved a $772,597.82 road resurfacing contract and objected to a liquor permit for Sporty's Taphouse and Grill. All votes were unanimous (7-0).
- Approved transfer of former rail line property to TCIC for industrial development (7-0)
- Rezoned 41.57 acres at Wolf Creek Pike and Olive Road from Business Park to Light Industrial 2 (7-0)
- Rezoned 38.295 acres at Wolf Creek Pike and Olive Road from Light Industrial 1/Business Park to Light Industrial 2 (7-0)
- Approved $772,597.82 road resurfacing contract with Barrett Paving Materials, Inc. (7-0)
- Objected to liquor permit for Sporty's Taphouse and Grill at 5042 Free Pike (7-0)
- Approved $1,500 for bike helmet safety and wellness event (consent agenda)
- Approved $3,500 for 'Fashion Meets Food Truck Rally' (consent agenda)
- Scheduled public hearings for ARP, CARES Act, and FEMA tornado relief funds (consent agenda)
City Council
The City Council is considering rezoning several parcels near Wolf Creek Pike and Olive Road to expand industrial options. The agenda also includes the approval of a planned unit development for a recreation/sports complex. Other items involve city appointments and discussions on liquor permits.
- Rezoning ~41 acres near Wolf Creek Pike and Olive Road to Light Industrial-2
- Rezoning ~33 acres near Wolf Creek Pike and Olive Road to Light Industrial-2
- Approval of a planned unit development for a recreation/sports complex
- Transferring city property on Lake Center Drive to the Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation
- Resolution objecting to a liquor permit for 'El Jeffes' at 4591 Salem Avenue
The Trotwood City Council approved a final Planned Unit Development (Phase 1) for a recreation/sports complex on approximately 32 acres between Denlinger Road and the State Route 49 connector. The council also approved several appointments, resolutions, and ordinances, including transferring city-owned property to the Community Improvement Corporation and opposing House Bill 157. Two motions to schedule public hearings for rezoning vacant land at Wolf Creek Pike and Olive Road were approved.
- Approved final PUD for recreation/sports complex (7-0)
- Transferred Lake Center Drive property to Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation (5-2)
- Approved resolution opposing House Bill 157 on municipal income tax withholding (7-0)
- Approved resolution objecting to liquor permit for El Jeffes at 4591 Salem Avenue (7-0)
- Approved resolution authorizing fund transfer to Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation (5-2)
- Approved appointments to Board of Zoning Appeals, Planning Commission, Public Safety Committee, and Parks and Recreation Board (7-0)
- Scheduled public hearings for rezoning two parcels at Wolf Creek Pike and Olive Road to Light Industrial-2
- Approved ordinance amending annual appropriations for 2021 (5-2)
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will consider a planned unit development for a new sports complex on approximately 32 acres of land. The agenda also includes motions for property tax foreclosures and several equipment purchases.
- Proposed 32-acre recreation/sports complex near State Route 49 Connector
- Purchase of John Deere utility tractor up to $145,000
- Purchase of 40 body-worn cameras up to $82,000
- Property tax foreclosure actions for 4120 Natchez Avenue and Olive Road parcels
- Transfer of Lake Center Drive property to the Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation
The Trotwood City Council approved a resolution authorizing the city manager to apply for a federal SAFER grant to fund nine full-time firefighters over three years. The council also approved the purchase of 40 body-worn cameras for the police department, a new utility tractor, and several property-related resolutions, including tax foreclosure actions and land transfers. All votes were unanimous (7-0).
- Approved resolution to apply for SAFER grant for 9 full-time firefighters (7-0)
- Approved purchase of 40 body-worn cameras for police, up to $82,000 (7-0)
- Approved purchase of 2020 John Deere 6105E utility tractor, up to $145,000 (7-0)
- Approved resolution authorizing tax foreclosure on 4120 Natchez Ave (7-0)
- Approved resolution authorizing tax foreclosure on Olive Road parcel (7-0)
- Approved motion to schedule public hearing for transfer of Lake Center Drive property to TCIC (7-0)
- Approved motion to schedule public hearing for PUD plan for recreation/sports complex (7-0)
- Approved motion to schedule public hearing for amendment to 'Notice to Cut' ordinance (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
City Council
The City Council will consider a preliminary planned unit development for a senior living community at 702 East Main Street. The agenda also includes updates to weapons and explosives ordinances and the transfer of city-owned rail line property to the Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation. Additionally, the council will conduct nominations for the Charter Review Commission.
- Proposed senior living community with up to 70 units at 702 East Main Street
- Repealing and adopting new 'Weapons and Explosives' ordinances
- Transfer of city-owned former rail line property to the Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation
- Amendment to 2021 wage scales to correct a schedule error
- Liquor permit transfer for Grills Tavern at 4949 North Union Road
The Trotwood City Council adopted an ordinance repealing and replacing Chapter 549 'Weapons and Explosives' to align with the Ohio Revised Code, allowing citizens to discharge firearms on their property. The council also approved a preliminary planned unit development for a senior living community at 702 East Main Street, and made several other administrative approvals.
- Adopted new weapons ordinance aligning with Ohio Revised Code (7-0)
- Approved preliminary PUD for senior living community at 702 East Main Street (7-0)
- Approved final 2020 re-appropriations ordinance (7-0)
- Approved correction to 2021 wage scales for Part-Time Firefighter I EMT-P (7-0)
- Approved motion to schedule public hearing for transfer of former rail line property to TCIC (7-0)
- Approved consent agenda including minutes from Jan 4 and Jan 26 meetings (7-0)
- Appointed seven members to Charter Review Commission (7-0)
- Approved liquor permit transfer from Max's Sports and Spirits to KTS Sports and Spirits (7-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
City Council
This was a special meeting of the Trotwood City Council. The agenda includes a motion to enter into executive session pursuant to Section 121.22(G)(3) of the Ohio Revised Code.
- Motion to enter Executive Session (SR21-07)
The Trotwood City Council held a special meeting on January 26, 2021, and approved the agenda. The council then voted unanimously (6-0, with one excused) to enter executive session to discuss pending litigation under Ohio Revised Code Section 121.22(G)(3). After the executive session, the council adjourned without taking any other substantive actions.
- Approved the meeting agenda (6-0, 1 excused)
- Moved into executive session to discuss pending litigation (6-0, 1 excused)
- Adjourned executive session (6-0, 1 excused)
- Adjourned the meeting at 5:55 p.m. (6-0, 1 excused)
City Council
The council will consider a 5.75 mill tax levy renewal for city expenses to be voted on in May. The agenda includes ordinances to transfer several city properties to the Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation. Members will also discuss fire station roof repairs and equipment purchases.
- Proposed 5.75 mill tax levy renewal for city expenses (to be voted on May 4, 2021)
- Roof replacement contract for Fire Station 72 not to exceed $69,000
- Purchase of firefighting equipment totaling $145,079.00
- Public hearing for a senior independent living community at 702 East Main Street
- Ordinances transferring city properties on Marlin Avenue, Strader Drive, Natchez Avenue, and Olive Road to the Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation
The Trotwood City Council approved a resolution to place a 5.75-mill renewal levy on the May 4, 2021 special election ballot. The levy funds 60% of police and code enforcement operations. The council also adopted ordinances transferring four city-owned properties to the Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation for tornado recovery housing and development, and enacted a new short-term rental registration ordinance.
- Approved resolution to place 5.75-mill renewal levy on May 4, 2021 ballot (7-0)
- Adopted ordinance transferring 4646 Marlin Ave to TCIC for new home construction (7-0)
- Adopted ordinance transferring 56 Strader Drive to TCIC for tornado recovery housing (7-0)
- Adopted ordinance transferring 4133 Natchez Ave to TCIC for adjacent owner development (7-0)
- Adopted ordinance transferring Olive Road parcel to TCIC for commercial development (7-0)
- Adopted ordinance enacting new Chapter 736 'Short Term Rentals' requiring registration (7-0)
- Adopted emergency ordinance updating civil penalties for hand-held speeding systems (7-0)
- Approved $69,000 roof replacement contract for Fire Station 72 with United Building Solutions (7-0)